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, 1887-02-01

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, 1887-02-01

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The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1887-09-15

We have had two applications
recently to lease a column or more
in the MESSENGER. This we cannot
do for any one, however much we
desired to oblige. But we will
state again what we thought vas a
well known fact; That we will
publish announcements and purely
business proceedings for any
church, benevolent order, or SO
ciety, free Of charge. We will too,
as we have space, publish such
communications as we may deem
advisable, but We must be permitted
to be the exclusive judge of the
propriety of said publications. We
have one now from an esteemed
young lady friend in the Egypt
neighborhood, which WE will try
Go give our readers in our next.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1887-09-15
THE FICTIvE FIGURIsT.
A Cross Examination.
New Nississippian.l

Robert Lowry you have Yoluta-
rily gone upon the witness stand
before the State of Mississippi with
the purpose OfexOnerating yourself
from the charges of corruption.
Let US cross examine you once.
Did you change the tables gwen
you by Auditor Stone, until the fig
ures conoeraing each county we're
utterly false and an inexcusable
SANDER upon these eountiesY
When you had done this and
falsihed these figures so as to make
forty-six counties in this State APP
pear as objects Of charity, when in
truth there are only eleven, did you
then take these false and SANDER
Gus tables, and say to the people
in your speeches that those were
the figures furnished you by the
Auditory
Did you consider this ambush
ing fabrication an honorable deed
Did you think that the people
of Mississippi were so soft and YER
dant that they would accept such
false and prepOsterous figures with
out question because You endorsed
them? Did you think the people
were so ignorant as TO actually be-
lieve that there were forty-six
counties in this State that drew
from the State Treasury more than
they paid in-did you think that
the people were so simple and so
credulous as thatY
Robert Lowry, when you had
tampered with the figures our Aud
itor had furnished you and blazon-
ed to the world that these forty-six
counties were paupers, and said
therefore that they chad no right
to complain" of the Jobs and steals
perpetrated on the Treasury Of the
people. did you imagine that be-
cause you called them paupers, that
they really had no right to a voice
In the State government
Isyour administration so corrupt
that You could not defend il from
the charges made against it, and
were thus compelled TO evade these
charges and resort to such trickery
as that OF changing the figures,
which an honest Auditor bad given
you?
Answer us, Robert Lowry, Is
your record So bad that You could
only defend it by false figures, and
by the men who exposed You had
ne rightto dc it, because they were
paupers and lived in pauper coun-
ties.
Living as we Dc in o county
which pays over thirty thousands
dollars year into the State Treas
ury. we presume you will not ques-
tion our right to interrogate you
though it seems to us that the rich
est citizen OF this richest county
should have no more right to COM
plain than the poorest citizen IN
the poorest county in the State.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1887-09-15

Ia this issue we present the new
and attractive advertisement Of P.
Mcintosh, dealer In dry goods,
groceries, etc. Phil is one Of our
best and most accommodating mer-
chants, and always keeps a good
article Of goods and sells them
cheap as anybody. Give him a
call.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1887-09-15

Geo. S. Foster Esq, the plueky
and manly editor Of The Houston
Free South was in the city this
week. He understands the duties
of public Journalist and be pur-
sues the even tenor Of his way re-
gardless Of boycotters, frauds and
fools.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1887-09-15

The story published 10 the Mss
sEsoER for the last three weeks.
has all been one chapter, but was
of such length that we could not
publish it al at once. We hope the
reader understand why the chap
ter has not been changed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-16
HENRICO COURT MATTERS.
Cases Tried. Officers Qualified. and
Road Commissioners Appointed.

The Hurico County Court wa in se'-
sion for q short while Yesterday. The only
case iiicd was That Of William NJ Daniel,
lie Young nan charged with indecent can
duet IN ihe presence Of lqdleS near me Ola
pump house. He was fined s. ana given
thirty days In jail.
Nilam II. Lyon qualified a. supervisor
for FaiIf.cld district and John Cncker -
ov6rsCor Of the poor for BrooEiaud.
Tie Court issued an order directing that
Uanover street be opened from the western
city limits TO the boulevard leading 10 the
New IescINOir.
The Court appointed The fo'loN ing com
uissicrer, 10 assess land damage, fora ncN
road in the lower part OF the county: John
Z. Wbiock. Robert Clarke, Robert T..
smith, Willis EnrOugh,y, and John W.
Warmer. 1t i prOEo, ch 10 chin-e Il p'r
ton II The route Of the LODg.Brid-e rod 3
near the point at which II Inter>ecis Nib
t5e White Oak. swamp road. and thr ltnd
to lc condemned Tor thi' purpose = to he
assessed.
III, graz jury meets 20 dav. There ore
no crlminal cases Ct special interest to be
brought 10 its attention.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-16
Rev. Mother Blanche.

Yesterday morning Rev. Mother Blanche,
s,lcllor Oi The Little Si.ters OF the Poor,
Ieil the ci'v on The Il O'Clock tram en- route
FOR New YORK. from which port she Viii.
IN comm, with oil tie mother SuDerio's
nj tins country. sill for the mother hon'"
at Tou saint Joseph en- Saint Pom. ~
Frsnc,. to attend the Chapter which viii
lc hello there ON tue 18Th of Julv next
Tbc Chapter j. held in order 10 reject
mol ,rs " hose term Of office Of three years
has expired, and to confirm others already
IN ctqrsc. Tins Chapter will be presided
over " ,hc Cardinal Of iiennis, and ther"
will ic rrs.Cnt tie founder, the Rev. Au'
eU,t lie Pillcm all tie clergy belonging
10 the order, and 2sG mother superioIs from
every country under The >un, there benz
now 2SG Cs'abli' bed houses.
Mother Blanche is one Of the founders o.
the Ricl mord house, which was opcn"a on
the 18th Of October, 1874. She WIS elected
uorlur suf,Iior ~ 1854 aud her mnN
aracrs hsve crdeared her TO the hearts o.
all Nho have Gene IN contact with b"r
.i.icr Mercierc /, now in charge oi tho
house. She Is one OF the Gr,t sisters NhJ
c.t.c 10 Richmond.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-16
city Circuit Court.

In this court yesterday the folloN'ng
cases were disposed Of:
John Glenn, trustee Of the National
Trsnsp portalon and Express Company. rs
A. ". GaTber. order entered tlIng plea
ard The ease continued until The next term
Nl:jor CARRIER owns 80 shares Of stock.
and hi, sult is 10 recover the assessment oI
30 per cent. on bis stock. Colonel W. W.
Col don is counsel for Msjor G,rhrr
colonel haIles Marshall, OF BaltimOrc,
ava Mr. John Howard represent the plain
tin.
ihe case of Glenn, trnsiee. &c, rs. Y.
II. Maurv, In recover $4,000 Of unpaid sub
scripton Ia The capital stock Of tnis com
pany. The trial Of which was BEGUN on
Tur.dav. will come npagain this morning.
Watson Sunni Il Co. rs. james G..
Smith. doing business under the tirm.name
of the Old Dominion Paper Company.
and NJ. Kelly. Verdict on forthcoming
bond for S724Sl.
Ashworth q Mosby rs. J. g. Ross and
Gerard Ross. Juogma ant for Sl09.2j on q
motion on forthcoming bond.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-16
Il EEP COOL.

FORMERLY SUMMER WAS A SEASON TO
BE DREADED. LUT NOW MANS INGE-
NUITY HAS MADE IT Tue MOST DELIGHT
FUL or ALL THE SEASONS. OLD POINTS
WITHIN EASY REACH OF Us. SUMNER
JAUNTs REIGN SUPREME AND HoKEY-
ToKEY Is BROUGHT TO OUR VERY DOORS.
TITS IL THE HEMANUFACTURE OF SUMNER
CLOTHING. HOWEVER. THAT THE HIGHEST
ART HAS BEEN BROUGHT TO BEAR UPON
OUR EXISTENCE. FOR INSTANCE. SEER
SUCKERS ARE "sTYLss Welded To CON-
FORT" NO OTHER GOODS GIVE so MUCH
COMFORT FOR so LITTLE MONEY. FOR
,1JO WE WILL GIvEYOU a COAT AND VEST
THAT WILL SAVE ANY AMOUNT or CLOTH
ING. STAND ANY AMOUNT OF WASHING,
AND STILL LOOK As STYLISH As YOU CAN
DESIRE.
INFiNER SUMNER GOODS, SUCH As SILK
ALPACAS, PONGEES, DRAP D'ETEs, NUNS
CLOTHS, CHEyIOTEENs. AND sERGEs. WE
TAKE THE LEAD. no OTHER HOUSE CAR
ElES SUCH An ASSORTMENT. no OTHER
r,,t-cp curTScnTpW
OUR STOCK OF MINIS AND BOYS CLOTH
ING Is ~ FINE SHAPE, AND PRICES ARB
CORRECT IN EVERY DEPARTMENT.
tei6 A. sAKs & co.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-16

Are you disturbed at night and broken Of
your rest 10y sick child suffering and crying
with the excruciating pain Of cutting teeth' II
so, 60 at once and get q bottle Of MRS WINS
LOWS SOOTHING SYRUP. It will relieve tho
poor little sufferer immediately-depend upon
It; there IL no mistake about IT, There Il not
mother on earth who has ever used 1t who VIII
not tell you at once that IL will regulate tho
bowels, and give rest 10 the mother, and relief
and health TO the child, operating like magic.
Il is perfectly safe TO use in all cases and plea
SAINT to the taste. and Is the prescription OF ono
OF the oldest and best female physicians and
nurses I'm the United States. Sold everywhere.
Twenty-Five cents n bottle. ie ii-eod
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-16
Personals and Briefs.

Mr.. J. j, Redmond, Of this city, is in
Boston.
Misses Mary and Lydia Taylor, OF this
city, LEFT here yesterday morning for BOs-
ton on n visit TO friends.
The jefferson Literary and Social Circle
will lave its annual picnic at Ashland
Pak tonight. 1t will be a private affair.
Mr.. John II. Knowles, Jr., has taken
charge Of tie JOrdln.Poinl lighthouse AS
keeper. lie succeeds Captain W. |. Dan
ney. deceased. Jordan Point i few
miles below city Point, and il noted fol
it, beautiful views OF water and SKY.
Tie funeral OF TpOdor Rozycki, the
youth who was killed on the Chesapeake
and Ohio tack Tuesday. took place yes.
lerday evening. The services were cou-
ductedhy Rev. Or. Hoge, to whose Old
Market-Hall sunday school three sisters OF
deceased belong.
TUE SGay night. after their regular drill.
Company +, with iull ranks ard Noelker'>
Dand. paraded and sercnh1c1 their com.
missIoned officers. At the residences oi
CAPTAIN H. NJ. Boykin and LiruteUant f.
p. Lyons. Jr, tnty were handsomely eu.
rtrlaipCd. Owing to a dCa'h in the family
of LicutCrpnt 4. y. Carter be Na, not
called UpCD.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-16
AUCTION SALES TODAY.

CHEWING & ROSE, 6 p. NJ, commissioners
sale q lot with two framed dwellings
thereon. al the northwest corner OF Laurel
and China streets.
T. THOMPSON BROWN & CO., p. W., vacant
lot on Broad between Hancock and Graham
street,.
GEORGE :. yAsUON & SON. 6 p. NJ, six new
brick dwellings on Pine between Main aud
Cary streets.
QUARLEs n McCURDY, 6 p. NJ, trustees sale
Of brick dwelling on Canal street between
Second and Third streets.
j. THOMPSON BLOWN 3 co. p. NJ. COM
missionere' sale OF brick store No 2Oi7 east
Main street
GEORGE W. MAYO, I p. NJ, catalogue sale Of
books.
SAMPSON & ADAMSON, p. NJ, Manchester
real estate.
T. II. WILLIAMS. 10, l2. and p. NJ, !ewelry,
musical Instruments, Sc.
GEORGE W. MAYO. l0E and II A. NJ, furni-
ture. refrigerator, musical instruments,
glass doors, phaetons, &c.
OTARLES & MCCURDl and SAMPSON &
ADANSON. / p. NJ, trustees sale OF large
number OF lots In Manchester
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-16
ToodIes Junior Beats Joe John.

A race which at first promised to be
very close and exciting one was trotted
over the Fair Grounds course yesterday
afternoon by Toodles Junior, entered by
- and Joe John, entered by -. The
attendance was not large and betting was
not very largely INDUCED In.
Toodles Junior drew the pole and the
horses in the first heat got of evenly. They
went 10 The quarter.poe In 40 seconds and
to the hali-mile in LEO, and Joe John came
under the wire not half length ahead.
They kept so close together oil lthe way
around that blanket would baye fallen on
both horses at any point. This beat was
trotied In 1881.
When they were called TO start the second
tin fair start was gotten, with Toodle I,
Junior slightly In the advance. They trotte
'tiy smoothly, and went to the hall mile
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-16
THREE CENTS PER COPY.

this evening has the following: The Internal
revenue trouble IN North Carolina has been
settled by tho action of tho President IN ap-
pointing Kerr Craige, OF salisbury, ". u, oot
icctor for the new Fifth district Three colsc-
ton districts ip North Carolina, known a. ms
Fourth, Fifth. aud Sixth were recently coneoii-
dated. and two new districts created, named
Fourth and Fifth. The new ftfth distrlcs m
ciuded the whole territory OF Tho old sixtn,
with the addition OF ST.. counties taken from
the old Fifth. Tho effet OF the consolioaann
was 10 leave Dowd, coll ,ctor OF tho old tlxth,
the only resident collector In the new fiffh,
and 20 make Collectors TarborouRh and boyd
residents OF the new Fourth district. Tue re-
cent order Of consolidation designate Cob
lectOr Boyd. resident of the Fourth disirict "
be collector Of the new Fifth district, 10 which
Major Dowd resided. Senators Vance ana
Ransom end Representative Henderson re-
Gently called upon the President aud laid the
sidersd the matter very carefully, and finally
concluded hat the only way ousof the difficulty
was TO select new man. IL was conceded thss
Collectors Boyd and Dowd had been faithful
officers. but Il was feared q decision In favor
OF either would necessarily wound tho feelings
OF the other. Craige was therefore selected
upon the accommodation Of Senators Vance
and Ransom, who both heartily endorse him.
He stands very high In North Carolina, and is
a lawyer Of ability. lie enters upon the duties
of his { rice July isI IIo Ia a soD Of the late
Buxton Crsigc, mem ber OF Congress for several
successive terms. Kerr Crnige has served In
the State Legislature, and was nominated for
Coneress. but declined. The same convention
nominated John 5. Henderson. who nov holds
the seat
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-16
Chesterfield Court.

The Chesterfield County Court met Non-
day and adjourned for the term at a late
hour Tuesday afternoon.
The grand jury brought in the following
true bills OF Indictment: William Carr.
houscbreaking and larceny; James Bishop,
outrageous assault upon a colored woman
MaruGe Wells, unlawful shooting. Carr
was tried and given six months in jail {;
Bishop, in whose case much interest was
felt, was acquitted; and Commonwealth's-
Attorney Nash entered nOHe proSeqn In
Wells's case, the accused to pay costs.
LiquOr.licenses were issued to numoer
Of persons, and all Of the county and dis
trict officers qualified.
The bond OF the treasurer, J. =. Gillian,
Esq, as heretofore, was $4,000, and he
gave other bOndsmen in addition to those
on his former bond.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-16
Lee Camp Gone.

Lee Camp left for Boston yesterday
morning. carrying 1876 persons. Including
members, lldIeS, and the drum corps (the
last numbering fourteeDL They all vent
in special coaches attached to the regilllr
train, and will arrive IN Boston at 10
O'Clock tins morning. - - %'sr
General Charles j. Anderson went along
with the camp. Mr. Taylor Ellyson was
prevented by other engagements from
going yesterday morning, Tut will leave
this morning.
The Dispatch received the following last
night:
JERSEY CITY DEPOT, Y. j June lJ.-Train
captured at Trenton by the following commit
tee from Aaron Wilks Post, with refreshments
for Lee Camp: Wilson Pierson. William IL.
Lee Richard \. Donnald. Frank Robinson,
Manuel Kline. James G. Taylor, Jr, Chetwood
Rurl and John !. hents. Is. ID. CORE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-16
EENELON SAYS:

II
"A mans style is nearly as much part Of
him as his physiognony"
THIS Is As TRUE IN DRESS AS IN
WRITING OR IN CHARACTER. AND WHAT
A DIFFERENCE THERE Is IN DRESS, ONE
MANS SUIT FITS HIM--L h., ONE CAN FIND
no SPECIAL FAULT WITH THE FIT, But IT
HAS no "sTYLE" OR TONE TO 1T. AND
ONE PASSES 1T By AS A SORT OF Mega
TIVE THING. ANOTHER MANS SUIT At
TRACTS YOUR ATTENTION AT ONCE; NOT
BECAUSE IT Is PRONOUNCED" OR LOUD,
BUT BECAUSE IT Is QUIET AND GENrEEL,
AND nAs A STYLE ABOUT 1T THAT LEADS
YOU TO SAY. THAT is A wELLDREssED
MAN"
THIS "sTYLE,7 CHARACTER OR TONE
CAN ONLY BE SEEN IN GOODS THAT ARE
GOllEN VI Win ctENiAL tAHf oI
FlRsT-cLAss CUTTERS AND woRKMEN.
A SUIT, NO MATTER HOW ADMIRABLY
CUT AND MADE, CAN EASILY BIZ SPOILED
IN REssING. HENCE GOOD WORK MUST
yE EMPLOYED ALL THE WAY THROUGH.
WE CLAIM FOR OUR READY-NADH
CLOTHING THAT THE CHARACTER" or
IT rSrHE SAME AS FINE CUSTOM WORK.
AND SIS WILL BUY FROM Us AS STYLISH A
SUIT AS A $50 cUsroMNADE ONE WE
GIVE PARTICULAR ATTENTION TO BusI-
NESS SUITS AND TO FINE HALr.DRrss
SUITS IN woRsrEDs WE THINK WE CAN
SHOW TEE ,HANDsoMEsr FouRBurroN
cuTAwAY AND PRINCE ALBERT COATS
TO BIZ FOUND IN RIcH1oSp-HASpsoxs
SoroNLy MATERIAL. BUT IN .srYIks
,eis A. sAKs eco
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-16
Death OF Monsieur Gerot.

Emil GerOt. who for seven years was =
prom,nont reStdurGfeur here, died at Bn'
ialo. n. Y on the llth instant. very sud
dulS. He was native OF Burgundy.
Fiance; wa. Gity.eight wears OF aye, ana
had been IN thIs country about thirty years
His wife died about year ago. They leave
one son-AlfIed.
Gcrot left Richmond about 1874 or - TO
return TO France, but remained In t1ai
country only about eighteen months, then
he retnIned TO America and located Qn
ls7G) in Bufa and resumed his old bnSi
meas oi rest1TdtetT. He was n good citi
zen. a pleasant man. and will be kinds
remembered IN Richmond.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-16

~ l:Isk Soon after passing this point Joe
Jt hu B3de double break and lost grounu
which be could never regain. Toodles came
under the wire at 2:39, with Joe Jonn
close se"ond.
Joe John here "gaye up the ghost" ana
Too0hs Won the next two heats snd toe
race in jogging heat in 2:i3 ana 2'fo
rfsneciiYelv.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-16
RandOIph-MacO COiIege-Anniyer'
snry nnd Closing Exercises.

The closing exercises OF this college take
place next Wednesday aud Thursday. On
Wednesday morning Rev. DR.. John Han
non will address the alumpi, and the con.
test for The Sutberin medal takes place. Al
night the celebration Of the Washington
Literary Society takes place. Judge
Charles T.. Stuart delivers the address.
Thursday morning Rev. DR.. r. n. Sledd
addresses the literary societies. and the dis
tibutiOn OF distinctions, medals. &c. will
take place. At night the celebration OF the
Franklin Society will take place. Rev. w.
J. Young. OF Maryland, delivers the al.
dress. For full particulars see advertise
mont
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-16
TIE a. oirs and Bishop Kcane's Re-
ception.

The final rehearsal by the combined
Catholic choirs OF the city, who are pre-
paring several grand choruses for the de-
monstration In honor OF Bishop Keane's
return, will take place tomorrow after
noon az the Richmond Theatre at o'clock.
when It is expected that all who propose 10
participate will be present. The reception
ceremonies will be held tomorrow night at
the same place.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-16

WORKING PEOPLE are often too Ill to labor,
but they havn't time to take medicine and lay
of. simmons Liver Regulator can be taken
without causing any loss Of time, and the sys.
tenn will be built up and inyigorsted by It. 1t
has NO equal ss a preparatory medicine, and
can be safely used when doctor cannot be
called is. In all common disease, IL will, un-
assisted by any other medicine, effect speedy
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-16
Wrong Side, sunny Side, North Side.

Flu,r and Wood Stains, half dozen
shades; Mixed Paiuts, all cOlors aud tiuts-
,ocd enough and cheap enough. Tar
PepcT, 3 and Sc. a ward. Everything in
,hesc lines. Painters, Narnisbers', ella.
zicr,'. and Artists Supplies at 2l0 east
8load street, between Second and Third.
Sol. j. BINswANGER.
the Only Photographic Stock House (gene.
raj supply IN the South.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-16
The PurYear Case.

The Governor has as yet taken no action
upon The petition praying for executive
ciemency In the case u the wife-murderer
Holmes Puryear.
The best informed friends OF the con-
dsmned man are not at oil hopeful.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-16
lOrnEx LOCAL NEWS on THIRD PAoE.l
The Fifth North Carolina Revenue
District.
lBy telegraph TO the Dispatch-l

BY telegraph 70 the Dtspatch-l
WASHINGTON, June 15-Ths President to-day
Issued an order modifying his recent order
consolidating the internal-revenue districts 50
far as IL affects the collectors OF the districts In
North Carolina The designation OF Andrew j.
Craige. Of Salisbury Is appointed TO be collector
OF tha; district from July istnext Nochanges
whatever have been made In the boundaries OF
the districts as ixed by the original order. and
it Is understood she Presideat has decided that
there shall DO none.
In reference 70 The afeve subject the star
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-16
Moncy-IFunfer wanted.

Mr.. samuel Nelson has received a bonn.
fde offer Of $1,000 cash for bis tye-year.old
bay stallion Moncy-Ilunicr, who on Monday
beat Wiz Medium in close ana exciting
race. III which The latter carried a wagon,
ard won for his blckers nice lot OF
mOnCV